Walter Johnson High School - Windup Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

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Jean Maten .Ierry's Shoes Leland Shopping Center 10223 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda 14, Maryland Carol Thompson and Bonnie Towles are pleased with the stylish winter coats they have found at Jean Matou. .lean Matou offers an unusually wide range of women's apparel, which cannot be found in many other small specialty shops. Whatever your need, from Bermudas to evening wear, try Jean Matou, one of Bethesda's leading stores. 1 dis 'Fl 4? Bethesda Printing 4856 Cordell Avenue Bethesda 14, Maryland Fred Gregg, Paul Petty, and Jerry Li examine a modern press at Bethesda Printing. Bethesda offers many duplication processes including offset, raised printing, and letterpress. So when you Rockville, Maryland Jean and Joan Kurlander watch Evie Eysenburg try on a pair of loafers at .Ierry's Shoes in Wildwood Manor. Jerry's motto sums up his attitude toward you, the buyer, 'Alf we don't have what you want, we'll get it for you. Stop by at Jel'ry's soon for stylish shoes. Let's assume you're looking over this old year- book . . . remembering times past, re-reading what your friends wrote back here, thinking how you have progressed. By now the Congressional Plaza Shopping Center has progressed, too. Of course, we still have ample free parking even though there are a few more shops on the lower level than there used to be-at the time of publication there were over thirty on both upper and lower levels. Thirty friendly stores and services. Most of them open Monday-Friday till 9, Saturday till 6. About the only thing that hasn't changed is Congressional Plaza's location. We're just one mile south of Rock- ville . . . or 5 miles north of Bethesda on Rockville Pike. Come by and see how we've changed. Now back to reading what some friend wrote here ., ic , .1 1 Lvl Sw 'V ,ilk ,I . ,- .f J Q x' 2 4 K C fix- ke Uk 1 , . have 21 105 to be done skillfully. call OL 4-1300. congressional plaza shopping center - rockville, maryland fi 1 L Advertisements 213 If ff , , 4 1 .e , ,cf , I

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Best Wishes Class 1962 Herff-Jones Co. Manufacturer of the Official School Ring Tom 0'Keefe 3704 Battery Road Alexandria, Virginia Compliments ui a Friend 2 12 Advertilelnents ubnrhan Florist 7732 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda 14, Maryland Bright fall flowers from Suburban Florist are the choices of Arlene Waksberg and Ellen Kotz. There is nothing more beautiful, more cheerful, than fresh flowers, and there is no better place to go for them than Suburban. A few sprays of foliage well perk up any room and anyone for a tiny price. Suburban has complete service for every floral need-weddings, sick room bouquets, corsages, funeral arrangements, flowering and foli- age plants. Best of all, Suburban has delivery serviceg your wish in flowers is only as far away as your phone. Greenbriar Driving Range Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland Tuning up for the next golf match at the Greenbrier Driving Range, Tom Beers instructs teammate Ron Rhodes while novice golfer, Jim Monahan, looks on intently to pick up a few pointers. Here at modest prices, future Arnold Palmers can improve their game by taking lessons from experienced professional golfers. With the new addition of an 18-hole pitch and putt course, one is offered an excellent place to tune up for the big match.

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'e ' 1l ii, f f5Q ld' iii ' Carbert Jewelers H Q A 15 1.5 pw A f ig U l . 7337 Wisconsin Avenue 4,1 1 ' ,, fri 1, Bethesda 14, Maryland 21... -si. .I 6' V A, . . . , .-jnvxinz. ' if zu.. 152' , ' , .a 1: as A' 5 ' Qffii. Jwl rtgf A ' - gg. , -Q L..-e 5:13, ,U A .4 - Seniors Marilyn Allen and Pete Johansen find H , 'WWM xf .: rl Carbert .lewelry fascinating to examine. This ....,-' K' t 7 I f , fa' Jhlf qilg H F store, in addition to the traditional jewelry and W: I.-L. 4- 2.-.sexi if my .Khin .JA b sterling of all fine stores, carries a wide selection L .4-A 4faJ,,.,,, M 1.,. V ii' of unusual home furnishings. Located in the heart ' -iv:-14i'6?- 'i '5 s '5gi'5 'x 'f, Nif'? 'if :i:'iQ.i?l:i:f of Bethesda, Carbert's also carries a variety of gifts perfect for all occasions. Teamwork Builds the Future and we are proud of our Team, too - a Team of specialists trained to serve you Muiwredizfwa llerris and Ewing Photographers 1304 G Street, Northwest Washington, D. C. Many things have changed in Washington since the days of jovial William Howard Taft. The horse drawn trolleys have faded from existence, replaced by noisy busses. The stately trees that lined all the main avenues and streets, even in the heart of town, are also victims of progress. But Harris and Ewing, official photographers for the 1962 Wimiup, are still operating at their studio on G Street, where they first opened for business half a century ago. Since that time two generations of politicians, government officials, debutantes and other prominent figures have pa- tronized Harris and Ewing for the crisp, clear portraits that have become their trademark. Specializing in group and individual portraits, Harris and Ewing are experts at capturing the image of those memorable occasions that might otherwise fade away with the passage of time. For sparkling black and white or full color photographic mas- terpieces, call Harris and Ewing at NA 8-8700. If you still don't believe us, take a look at the first candid shot ever made, taken by Harris and Ewing of President Taft in 1911. Convinced? 2 14 Advertisements